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This should return a "safe", because the hotmail address I used exists.
The thing is; when I manually open a telnet session to the outlook mailserver, and I pass the actual mail address, it is accepted. When I emulate Reacher and first try a random receiver address, and then pass my actual mail address in the same SMTP session, I get the same Recipients belong to multiple regions error. So I think the problem is that Reacher's way of checking the address just doesn't work properly for outlook. Maybe it should use two separate sessions?
Email Provider
hotmail.nl, hotmail.com
Version of check-if-email-exists (if running it yourself)
0.9.1
What happened?
I executed this from the server that I usually send mail from:
(I replaced my actual mailing domain etc. with mocks in the command & logs)
This should return a "safe", because the hotmail address I used exists.
The thing is; when I manually open a telnet session to the outlook mailserver, and I pass the actual mail address, it is accepted. When I emulate Reacher and first try a random receiver address, and then pass my actual mail address in the same SMTP session, I get the same
Recipients belong to multiple regions
error. So I think the problem is that Reacher's way of checking the address just doesn't work properly for outlook. Maybe it should use two separate sessions?Relevant log output
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